<ul><li>In an evolving global workforce, several nations prioritize the well-being of employees by implementing laws to protect their personal time.</li><li>France leads with its 'right to disconnect' law since 2017, followed by Australia, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, and Ireland. These laws prohibit companies from contacting staff after work hours, fostering a healthier work-life balance.</li><li>Such legislation aims to mitigate stress, burnout, and promote mental well-being. By setting clear boundaries between professional and personal life, these nations pave the way for happier, more productive employees.</li></ul>

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